Electric Piggy in Markham serves bold, authentic yet modern Vietnamese food, southern-style smoked meats, and fresh seafood. Enjoy cocktails at our bar or relax on our beautiful patio. From pho to smoked brisket to sizzling seafood, our unique menu delivers rich flavor and flair. Whether you’re here for lunch, dinner, drinks, or a late snack, Electric Piggy is your go-to Vietnamese fusion joint in Markham.
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Address: 8384 Woodbine Ave, Markham, ON L3R 2N8, Canada
Phone: +1 905-415-2122
Website: http://electricpiggyviahe.com/
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For appetizer had the fried spring rolls and it was delicious..serving portion is more suitable for 4 people though and too much for 2.
The Bun Bo Hue (spicy beef and pork noodle soup) was spicy enough but not overpowering and the lemongrass soup base was done just right, not too salty nor greasy. The pork hock meat could use more marinade.
The ambiance is warm and cozy but it can get busy so reservations are recommended on Friday nights especially for large groups. Seats are mixed between actual seating and picnic benches (due to previous set up by previous owners). Overall, highly recommend the restaurant for chilling with friends or small family dinner. Will definitley go back to try other items on their menu!
The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time and everything was tasty and beautifully presented. The menu offers a southern BBQ twist on Vietnamese classics — highlights for us included the calamari crunch, spicy soy butter shrimp, Dan Dan noodles, pho with brisket and bone marrow, lemongrass beef vermicelli, and the crispy chicken hai nam rice.
The location is easy to get to, though parking can be a bit tight during peak times. There are about a dozen spots in front and additional parking behind the building. The restaurant isn’t large, but it’s cozy and well‑designed, with extra seating available on their enclosed heated patio. Service was friendly and efficient even as the lunch rush picked up.
They also offered holiday‑themed drinks, which were a nice touch — the hot chocolate with roasted marshmallow fluff and the iced Vietnamese coffee mocha were both excellent.
Overall, a great spot for flavourful food, friendly service, and a festive atmosphere. Booking ahead is a good idea, especially if you want indoor seating or a spot on the heated patio.
Every dish we ordered was delicious. The Bo Ne Bone Marrow served with bread was especially satisfying and rich, making it a standout for us. I also have to say that the Mango salad was the best I’ve had compared to other Vietnamese restaurants—it was fresh, well-balanced, and full of flavor.
Highly recommended, and I’m definitely looking forward to coming back to try more dishes from their menu next time.
I tried there marrow pho – the broth is really clean with the marrow it makes it have nice flavour.
Tried there Mussels too they are fresh but prepare to handle spice it has a good kick
They are fill up pretty fast
Pomelo and shrimp salad 3/5 the shrimp was really hard and chewy
Razor clams 4/5 pretty tasty
Deep fried spring rolls 5/5 comes with vermicelli and lettuce to make a wrap
Bun bo hue 4/5 I’ve had better but portion for the price is pretty good
Grilled octopus 5/5 not too chewy, cooked well and sauce and presentation was good
Beef brisket and ribs 5/5 beef brisket was so soft, very flavorful. Ribs were good too but the brisket was the star of the dish. Comes with two tiny corn breads and they were really good too, moist and fluffy
Food
I’ll say this about the food, it’s good but not the best. I found it a bit overwhelming for some dishes, too oily or salty or greasy for my taste, but by no means is the food bad. The presentation is built for insta and the dishes are fun and creative. My least favourite was the pasta dish and my favourite was the bon bo hue.
Service
Great staff, friendly and helpful. As it should be and above and beyond.
Price
Steep, but again you’re paying for the experience and not just the food.
Atmosphere
A little tight on seating so large groups will have a tough time but the vibes are great and they definitely put thought into the whole “look” of the place.
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Parking is great and the location is close enough to major streets and hwys.
-Soy Butter Shrimp
-Milk Buns w Durian Butter
– Wings (dipped in shrimp butter)
– Dandan Noodles
– Brisket
The soy butter shrimp made my eyes widen so big because it was truly the best flavours ever. They perfectly deep fried the shrimp so when eating the skin, it melted in your mouth rather than the powder-like texture shrimp skin becomes. The prawns were large, juicy and paired so well with the sweet, nuoc mam butter loaded in garlic.
If you would like to try durian for the first time and are scared to commit to a $50 fruit, this butter is a perfect way to have a taste. It’s light, fluffy and extremely sweet on these cloud like buns. I ordered more to go because they were so fabulous.
With a Thai milk tea that was splendid, not too watery, the bill was $85.00. Bring cash! Debit is also accepted.